Cord Rubber Golf Grip Set — 13-Piece, Choose Your Color.

Re-grip your whole bag for less than the cost of two name-brand grips.

Worn-out grips are the cheapest thing in golf to fix and the easiest thing to ignore. When the surface goes slick, you squeeze harder, your forearms tense, and the clubface stops doing what you tell it to. A fresh set fixes that in an afternoon.

These are cord-and-rubber grips — cotton cord worked into the rubber compound for a slightly coarse, dry-feeling surface that holds up in heat, humidity, and light rain. Standard 60R core, so they fit the vast majority of men's steel and graphite shafts without adapters or shims.

What you get

• 13-piece set — $55.89 (about $4.30 a grip). Enough for driver, fairways, hybrids, irons, and wedges — a full bag in one order.
• Single grip — $9.85. For replacing one club or trying the feel before you commit to the set.
• Five colors: black-and-red, blue, green, grey, and orange accents.

Specs

• Core size: 60R (standard men's)
• Butt diameter: approx. 27 mm
• Mid diameter: approx. 20 mm
• Mouth diameter: approx. 16 mm
• Material: cotton cord + rubber
• Unisex

Why the price is what it is

We're not paying for a tour logo. These are made in the same class of factory that produces cord grips for shops, sold direct without a brand premium. You get the texture and the traction; you skip the badge.

If you've been putting off a re-grip because a shop quote came back at $150 or more, this is the version of that job you'll actually do. 

A note on fitting

Re-gripping is a 20-minute job with grip tape, solvent, and a vise — there are good walkthroughs on YouTube, and most golfers get it right on the second club. If you'd rather not, any local shop will install grips you supply for a few dollars a club. Or, better yet, bundle at checkout with our other gripping tools and supplies to do it yourself and start the next season with fresh grips.

 
Suitable for golfers: unisex